Royal Development Co to Make Leavenworth Big Industrial Center
Royal Development Co plans a major Leavenworth industrial push with Royal and Red Mountain mining holdings. The Royalist describes large ore samples, Trinity Tunnel prospect, a 29 000 foot main tunnel, a 10000 ton per day mill plan, a portal refinery, and a new ramp expected to attract up to 2000 workers this spring.
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Royal Development CO
Leavenworth
Royal Development
Red Mountain
The
Royalist
Camp Goulden
Royal Mountain
Chelan County
Washington
Great West
Echo
Royal and
Red Mountains
O. A. Nuetzel
John Smith
Ole
Glacier
Trinity
Phelps Creek
Chinawa River
Mother Lode
St. Francis
Andy Abbott
St. Ann's
Phillip Lonergan
Stevens Pass road project gains local unified backing
Local leaders from Wenatchee Cashmere Leavenworth and nearby communities push for Stevens Pass highway construction this year. County officials pledge funding matching the Forestry Department and a broad regional push including Seattle and Yakima valley interests to attract tourist travel and complete the Cascade Scenic Highway.
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Stevens Pass
Wenatchee Valley
Long
Cashmere
Chelan County
Forestry Department
Cascades
Wenatchee
Blewett Pass
Yakima Valley
Seattle
Pasco
Ther
Sound
Washington
Wenatchee Cashmere
Leavenworth
Snohomish County
Cascade Scenic Highway
Peshastin
Olympia
Advertised Letters for Feb 21 1922
The list shows names of residents including Alford Miss Lois, Anderson Wm, Baker Garfield, Barnes Orin, Bates Sam, Beasley Mrs Ed, Buckland Harry, Burke Edw M, Davis Josephine, Frederick F, Gartner A H, Graham Ray, Harbeson Stanley, Heth Harry, Kiddleson Ole, Knauss Tom, Lechner Joe, Ledbetter Walter, McDonald J L, McLellan A E, MacMillan John R, Marvii K, Nolan J D, Oldham LR, Reiss Wm A, Tadlock M C, Thompson WM, and others. Callers should mention advertising. Postmaster Guy A Hamilton signed.
Two Divorces Granted in Chelan County Court
Two default divorce cases heard in Chelan county superior court Friday resulted in interlocutory decrees. Mae Yocum received $35 per month alimony and $100 attorney fees and costs, alleging husband Beyrle Yocum failed to support her and two children. Clara Bail also received an interlocutory decree from Edwin Ball, with a parties agreement on all points submitted but not adopted by the court.
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Chelan County
Mae Yocum
Beyrle Yocum
Clara Bail
Edwin Ball
World
Fat and Lean Basketball Bout Ends With Fats Victory
In a humorous late 19th century style recap, the fats edge the leans 6 to 4 after a rough second game refereed by Jack Wunder. Buck Ewing and Bert Rutherford stand out, while Buck’s headlong runs collide with spectators and the floor holds, peppering a lively village sports report.
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Jack Wunder
Echo
Frank Hennessey
Frank
Fats
Buck Ewing
Buck
Clarence Campbell
Bert Rutherford
Constable
Butler Sampson
Hennessey
O’larey
al Hoffman
Harry Masten
R. B. Field
Harry Krollpfeiffer
Guy Hamilton
Harry Geerds
Tom McKenzie
Jarvis
Lee
Farmers hear accounting class in Leavenworth gathering
About thirty farmers attended a Leavenworth meeting on farm accounting last Saturday. Professor Miller of the state college at Pullman led the class and those in charge reported high satisfaction. Lent begins next Wednesday March 1 and Easter falls on April 7.
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Leavenworth
Miller
State College At
Pullman
North American Fruit Exchange Incorporated
Articles filed in Olympia establish the North American Fruit Exchange of the Pacific Coast as a Washington corporation with $100000 capital. Centered in Wenatchee, the group plans exclusive, district focused sales and traffic service by long time fruit industry veterans.
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Olympia
North American Fruit Exchange
Pacific Coast
Washington
Co-Operative Fruit Growers’ Association
Wenatcher-Okanogan
Reginald H. Parsons
W. F. Gwin
A. R. Rule
D. H. White
A. A. Prince
J. Curtis Robinson
Worrall Wilson
Wenatchee
Rule
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
Wenatchee-Okanogan
Northwest
Gwin
Parsons - Gwin - White - Prince-Robinson-Wilson
Commercial Club Weekly Luncheon Recaps and Plans
About 25 members met at Knights of Pythias hall for the Commercial Club luncheon and meeting. Reports covered a funds balance of 111.12, membership push, new camping ground contract, Pass project endorsement, and hitching posts proposal with a resignation accepted for B. K. Brower.
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Commercial Club
Knights of Pythias Hall
Mesdames
C. A. Campbell
F. T. Motteler
Wm. Walton
F. A. Constable
N. A. Nelson
W. E Anderson
Camp Ground
B. K. Brower
B. K. Brower, A Trustee of the Club, Was Read and Accepted. Mr. Brower
Co operative Movement Policy Emphasizes Pure Service
The sources of both groups on a sound co operative oasis affirm a fundamental policy of strict adherence to straight out and out service of the co operative movement. They reject any connection with fruit speculative or trading elements directly or indirectly.
Leavenworth Singing Society Forms Seeks Members
The Leavenworth community chorus held a Friday practice led by Mrs B H Bryan. Officers announced a $1 membership fee and invited all capable singers to join. They plan a concert near the end of March with proceeds for city benefit.
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B.H. Bryan
Leavenworth Singing Society
Bert Hagler
L. C. Allis
van de Grift
B. H. Bryan
Leavenworth
Bryan
Advertising Booms Among Big Manufacturers In Prosperous Times
The era of prosperity brings heightened ad activity from major manufacturers while farmers with products ready for market may follow suit.
Leavenworth Plays Two Close Games With Puget Sound
Leavenworth split results in two hard fought games against a Puget Sound college team. The scorebook lists field goals 11 to 9 and free throws 6 to 2 with fouls 6 to 6, as Freeman presided as referee. Ed Hoxsey returned from Spokane to coach alongside Pet rack and center Leonard, Wunder, Smith, and Nelson delivering strong play while Waldenberg was sidelined by illness.
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Leavenworth
College
Freeman
Ed. Hoxsey
Spokane
Idaho
Petrack
Quincy
Leonard
Wm. Wunder
Bruce Smith
Norman Nelson
Waldenberg
T. Wunder
Hoxsey
Fr Petrack
W.wunder
B Smith
Monson
Mathes
Swindland C
Stone Cc
Anderson
Swindland
Brooks F
Ce 1810 College
Swindland F
Brooks
Mathhes
Amende
Prominent Business Friend Bets on Leavenworth Growth
A Echo source quotes a Seattle based business ally detailing regional optimism for Leavenworth. He argues the GN terminal move to Wenatchee is exaggerated, cites railroad bond challenges, and urges promotion of Leavenworths power water soil climate and mineral resources to attract investment and growth.
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The
Echo
Leavenworth and Vicinity
Wenatchee
Seattle
G. N
Ailroad
Leavenworth
Switzerland
America
Washington
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Royal Company
North American Fruit Exchange IS Incorporated
Gwis
Rul
Parsons, Robinson, White Prince and
Wilson
Valley
the Commercial Club
Puget Sound
Tacoma
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